LESSON PLANNING PROGRAMME
DepartmentFacultySubjectSemesterTopic TypePaper TypeUnitTopic DescSub TopicClass
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY HISTORY (MAJOR )1TheoryMajor-1Unit 10POST-GUPTA PERIOD Harshavardhana: political system and administrative institutions. 5
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY HISTORY (MAJOR )1TheoryMajor-1Unit 10POST-GUPTA PERIOD Bengal under Sasanka, Pragjyotishpura4
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY HISTORY (MAJOR )1TheoryMajor-1Unit 10POST-GUPTA PERIOD Chalukyas, Pallavas; polity, society and economy. Culture developments 6
HistoryKAMALESH ROYHISTORY (MAJOR )1TheoryMajor-1Unit 5New Religious movement and Philosophy. b1)Material and Ideological background.(2) Jainism (3) Buddhism (4)Ajivakas (5) Bhagabatism and Saivism. 6
HistoryKAMALESH ROYHISTORY (MAJOR )1TheoryMajor-1Unit 6Mahajanapadas to Magadhan Empire.1)Sixteen Mahajanapadas and it's location, polity, and non-monarchical states.(2)Growth of Magadhan Empire; it's dynasties. (3) Social Structure, Trade and Commerce and Economy. (4) Alexander's Invasi6
HistoryKAMALESH ROYHISTORY (MAJOR )1TheoryMajor-1Unit IMaurya Period.1)Sources; Kausalya's Arthasastra, Megasthenes' Indic, Ashokas' inscription and archeology.(2)Chandragupta Maurya and his expansion policy.(3) Saptanga theory of Kautilya.(4) Ashoka the Great, Ashoka6
HistoryKAMALESH ROYHISTORY (MAJOR )1TheoryMajor-1Unit 4Vedic Civilization. 1)Society, Economy, polity, and Military techniques of the Aryan. (2) Varna System and position of Women. 3
HistoryKAMALESH ROYHISTORY (MAJOR )1TheoryMajor-1Unit 7Maurya Period.1)Sources; Kausalya's Arthasastra, Megasthenes' Indic, Ashokas' inscription and archeology.(2)Chandragupta Maurya and his expansion policy.(3) Saptanga theory of Kautilya.(4) Ashoka the Great, Ashoka6
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYHISTORY (MAJOR )1TheoryMajor-1Unit 8Post Maurya Period Age of the Sungas,The Indo Greek,The Satbahanas, Trade,The Kushans, Tha Sangam Age6
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDAHISTORY (MAJOR )1TheoryMajor-1Unit ISources and Approaches of ancient Indian History, Concept of Bharatvarsha Sources and tools of historical reconstruction; literature; archaeoogy; epigraphy and Numismatics8
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDAHISTORY (MAJOR )1TheoryMajor-1Unit 2Pre-historic age thic cuture-sequence and Meso lithic culture-regional and chronobgical distribution; new deve lopments in technobgy and rock art. economy. re c. Rod n UNIT-II Proto-Historic age The Hart c. H8
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDAHISTORY (MDC )1TheoryabcUnit IHistory and it's different aspects Defination of History,Sources of History, Scope of History 8
HistoryKAMALESH ROYHISTORY (MDC )1TheoryMDC-1Unit 4Mughal India: A brief History1) Babur(2) Humayun (3) Akbar (4) Shahjahan and (5) Aurangzeb.5
HistoryKAMALESH ROYHISTORY (MDC )1TheoryMDC-1Unit 5History of Modern India.1)The origin of British rule in India .(2)The revolt of 1857.(3) Indian National Congress (4)Gandhi and Subhash Chandra Bose (5)Freedom Movement of India.(6) Partition of India and Indian Independence6
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY HISTORY (MDC )1TheoryMDC-1Unit 3The age of the Delhi Sultanate: A brief historyThe age of the Delhi Sultanate: A brief history6
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY HISTORY (MDC )1TheoryMDC-1Unit 2Ancient India: A brief history: Harshvardhan and Sashanka. 6
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY HISTORY (MDC )1TheoryMDC-1Unit 2Ancient India: A brief history: Age of the Guptas: Origin of the Guptas, Samudra Gupta Chandra Gupta II and Skanda Gupta. 6
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDAHISTORY (MDC )1TheorySelectUnit IUnit I: The French Revolution (1789-1814) France on the Eve of French Revolution; Causes, Course and Results of the French Revolution; The “Reign of Terror”; Rise of Napoleon Bonaparte to power and his Reforms, Continental System, causes of12
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDAHISTORY (MAJOR )2TheoryMajor -2Unit 2Society and Economy of early Mediaeval IndiaLand grants and agrarian expansion; changes in land tenure; condition of peasants b, Indian feudalism and debates c. Social Stratification: class, varna, jati, untouchability, gender, marriage and s10
HistoryKAMALESH ROYHISTORY (MAJOR )2TheoryMajor -2Unit 9Religion Bengal vijaynagar and Bahamani Society economy and cultural aspects 6
HistoryKAMALESH ROYHISTORY (MAJOR )2TheoryMajor -2Unit 9Religion Bengal vijaynagar and Bahamani Society economy and cultural aspects 6
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDAHISTORY (MAJOR )2TheoryMajor -2Unit 2Society and Economy of early Mediaeval IndiaSocial Stratification: class, varna, jati, untouchability, gender, marriage and s4
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY HISTORY (MAJOR )2TheoryMajor -2Unit 5Sultanate period Society, economy(revision)3
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY HISTORY (MAJOR )2TheoryMajor -2Unit ISultanate age, sources and politySources of history of Sultanate period2
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY HISTORY (MAJOR )2TheoryMajor -2Unit ISultanate age, sources and polityPolitical Structure: 1206-1290, 1290-1450, and 1450-15265
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY HISTORY (MAJOR )2TheoryMajor -2Unit 5Sultanate age, sources and polityIqta System; Administration, Mongol Invasion;6
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY HISTORY (MAJOR )2TheoryMajor -2Unit ISociety, economy(revision)Rural society: revenue system.3
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY HISTORY (MAJOR )2TheoryMajor -2Unit 6Society, economyagricultural production;2
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY HISTORY (MAJOR )2TheoryMajor -2Unit 6Society, economyinternal and external trade2
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY HISTORY (MAJOR )2TheoryMajor -2Unit 6Society, economyscience and technology3
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDAHISTORY (MAJOR )2TheoryMajor -2Unit IReconstructing of Early Medieval Indian Histora. Historical sources and their interpretation- literature, epigraphy and numismatics. b. Polity- the political condition of India; Arab invasion and its impact; Hindu resistance to the Muslims and i12
HistoryKAMALESH ROYHISTORY (MAJOR )2TheoryMajor -2Unit 8Religion and culture of the sultanate age(1) Bhakti Movement:Nathpanthis, Nanak, Kabir and the sand tradition. ( 2)Sufism: Doctrine silsilah and practices .(3) Sultanate architecture. (4) Literature:persian and indigenous6
HistoryKAMALESH ROYHISTORY (MAJOR )2TheoryMajor -2Unit 8Religion and culture of the sultanate age(1) Bhakti Movement:Nathpanthis, Nanak, Kabir and the sand tradition. ( 2)Sufism: Doctrine silsilah and practices .(3) Sultanate architecture. (4) Literature:persian and indigenous6
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYHISTORY (MAJOR )2TheoryMajor -2Unit 6Sultanate AgeSources, Polity, Iqta System, Administration4
HistoryKAMALESH ROYHISTORY (MAJOR )3TheoryMajor-3Unit 5Rise of MarathasA.Rise of Shivaji. B.Maratha State. C. Maratha administration. D. Rise of Peshowaship.4
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY HISTORY (MAJOR )3TheoryMajor-3Unit IHistory of India (1526 - 1757)Historiography of Mughal period 3
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDAHISTORY (MAJOR )3TheoryMajor-3Unit ISources of Historiography Historiography, Different approaches in History Course: Major b) An overview of sources: Abul Fazal, Badauni, Abdul Hamid Lahori, Bemier, c) Biography as sources: Tuzuk-i-Babari; Humayunnama; Tuz12
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDAHISTORY (MAJOR )3TheoryMajor-4Unit IEconomy under the Company's rule Drain of Wealth b) Land revenue systems c) Deindustrialization: causes and debates d) Commercialization of agriculture and rural indebtedness. c) Introduction of Railway12
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYHISTORY (MAJOR )3TheoryMajor-4Unit IExpansion and consolidation of Colonial PowerBengal, Anglo _ Mysore,Anglo_Maratha, Alhlo_Sikha, Subsidiary Alliance, Doctrine of Lapse, Constitutional Development.6
HistoryKAMALESH ROYHISTORY (MDC )3TheoryMDC-2Unit IThe Frence Revolution (1789-1814)1. Causes and result of Frence Revolution 2.The Raign of Terror. 3.Rise of Napoleon .4 Continental system .5. Downfall of Napoleon.3
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYHISTORY (MDC )3TheoryMDC-2Unit 2Restoration and Revolution 1815. --1848Restoration and Revolution 3
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYHISTORY (MDC )3TheorySelectUnit 2Restoration and Revolution 1815. --1848Restoration and Revolution 4
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYHISTORY (MINOR )3SelectMinor-3Unit 2Vedic period to the Agenda of MahajanapadsPolity, Society, Economy, Religious and Literature 4
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDAHISTORY (MINOR )3TheoryMinor-3Unit 3UNIT-III: Rise and Fall of Mauryan Empire Chandragupta Maurya’s expansion policy, Mauryan Administration, b. Kautilya’s Arthasastra and Saptanga theory of state, c. Ashoka and his Dhamma, d. Mauryan art and Architecture and downfall of the6
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDAHISTORY (MINOR )3TheoryMinor-3Unit IHistory of Indus Valley CivilizationSources of Ancient Indian History- archaeological sources and literary sources. b. Concept of Bharatvarsha - Physical characteristics c. Harappan Civilization; Origin, Extent, dominant features, dec12
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYCC-HISH4TheoryCore-10Unit 4CommunalismIdeologies and practices,Muslim League, Hindu Mahasabha,RSS4
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDACC-HISH4TheoryCore-10Unit INationalism and Social Groups: Interfaces:[a] Landlords, Professionals and Middle Classes [b] Peasants,[c] Tribal,[d] Labour, [e] Dalits, [f] Women,[g] Business groups 6
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDACC-HISH4TheoryCore-8Unit 4Religion and culture: Different Religions Organization's and their activities Arya Samaj,Parthana Samaj,Satyasodhok Samaj4
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH4TheoryCore-8Unit 2(Society, Economy, Cultural development, Revolt during British rule, Constitutional Developments) Mercantilism, foreign trade and early forms of exactions from Ben3
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH4TheoryCore-8Unit 2(Society, Economy, Cultural development, Revolt during British rule, Constitutional Developments)Dynamics of expansion, with special reference to Bengal, Mysore, Western India, Awadh, Punjab, and Sindh.7
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH4TheoryCore-8Unit 3(Society, Economy, Cultural development, Revolt during British rule, Constitutional Developments) Arms of the colonial state: army, police, law. 2
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH4TheoryCore-8Unit 3(Society, Economy, Cultural development, Revolt during British rule, Constitutional Developments) Ideologies of the Raj and racial attitudes.2
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH4TheoryCore-8Unit 3(Society, Economy, Cultural development, Revolt during British rule, Constitutional Developments) Education: indigenous and modern. 2
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH4TheoryCore-8Unit 3(Society, Economy, Cultural development, Revolt during British rule, Constitutional Developments) Constitutional Development up to 1853 A.D.3
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYCC-HISH4TheoryCore-8Unit 3Education,Press and its impact on Society and CultureIndigenous Education, Western Education, Role of Missionaries 4
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDACC-HISH4TheoryCore-8Unit 6Renaissance Defination, Impact and Debates6
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDACC-HISH4TheoryCore-8Unit 5Social Reform MovementsRaja Rammohan Roy,Iswar Chandra Vidyasagar,Derozio 6
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDACC-HISH4TheoryCore-8Unit 3Education, Press and its Impact on society and culture: Indigenous education, Western education, Role of the Missionaries, Anglicists Vs OrientalistsEducation, Press and its Impact on society and culture: Indigenous education, Western education, Role of the Missionaries, Anglicists Vs Orientalist8
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYCC-HISH4TheoryCore-9Unit 4Nationalism: Trends upto 1919 a. Political Ideology and Organization, Formation Of INC, b. Moderates and Extremists, c. Swadeshi Movement d.Revolutionaries 4
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH4TheoryCore-9Unit 4Nationalism: trends up to 1919Revolutionaries 2
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH4TheoryCore-9Unit 4Nationalism: trends up to 1919Political ideology and organisations: Formation of INC2
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYCC-HISH4TheoryCore-9Unit 3Gandhian Nationalism after 1919 : Ideas and Movements Mahatma Gandhi: His perspectives and Methods, Impact of the First World War, Rowlett Satyagraha and Jallianwala Bagh4
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH4TheoryCore-9Unit 3Gandhian Nationalism after 1919: ideas and movement Mahatma Gandhi: History perspective and methods 2
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH4TheoryCore-9Unit 3Gandhian Nationalism after 1919: ideas and movement Mahatma Gandhi: History perspective and methods 2
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH4TheoryCore-9Unit 4Nationalism: trends up to 1919Moderates and extremists 4
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH4TheorySEC-2Unit I Research Methodology in History( Theory and Practices)[b] Sources as authority and sources in context: written, oral, visual, archaeological, Primary and Secondary2
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH4TheorySEC-2Unit I Research Methodology in History( Theory and Practices)[e] Objectivity, Subjectivity, historical imagination2
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH4TheorySEC-2Unit I Research Methodology in History( Theory and Practices)[f] Narrative and history1
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH4TheorySEC-2Unit 2 Research Methodology in History( Theory and Practices)[a] History and Archaeology 1
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH4TheorySEC-2Unit 2 Research Methodology in History( Theory and Practices)[b] History and Anthropology1
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH4TheorySEC-2Unit 2 Research Methodology in History( Theory and Practices)[c] History and Psychology 1
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH4TheorySEC2Unit I Research Methodology in History( Theory and Practices)[c] Facts and historical facts; interpretation and meaning2
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH4TheorySEC2Unit I Research Methodology in History( Theory and Practices)[d] Hypothesis, and argumentation 2
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH4TheorySEC2Unit I Research Methodology in History( Theory and Practices) [a] Meaning and Nature of History, Time and space2
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH4SelectSEC2Unit 2History as interdisciplinary practice 1) History and Archeology.(2) History and anthropology.(3) History and phychology.(4) History and literature 4
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH4TheorySEC2Unit 3Historian at work1)E.H Carr (2)Marc Block (3)J.N Sarkar (4) Ranajit Guha 4
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH4TheorySelectUnit INationalism: trends up to 1919Swadeshi movement 1
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH4TheorySelectUnit I(Society, Economy, Cultural development, Revolt during British rule, Constitutional Developments). India in the mid 18th Century; Society, Economy, Polity3
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY DSC-HISG4TheoryDSC A4Unit I HISTORY OF INDIA (FROM 1857 TO 1950Revolt of 1857: Causes, Nature and Aftermath4
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY DSC-HISG4TheoryDSC A4Unit 2 HISTORY OF INDIA (FROM 1857 TO 1950Emergence of Organized Nationalism4
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYDSC-HISG4TheoryDSC A4Unit IRevolt of 1857 causes ,Nature, Aftermath4
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYDSC-HISG4TheoryDSC A4Unit 6Rise of Gandhi and the nature of the Gandhian Movements Movements 5
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDADSC-HISG4TheorySEC2Unit 2History of setting up of Museums and Archives : Some Cases History of setting up of Museums and Archives : Some Cases 4
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDADSC-HISG4TheorySEC2Unit IMUSEUM AND ARCHIVESDefination of Museum,History of setting up of Museums and Archives : Some Cases 4
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYDSC-HISG4TheorySEC2Unit 2History of Museum and ArchivesSetting up of Museum and Archives4
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYDSC-HISG4TheorySEC2Unit 2History of Museum and ArchivesSetting up of Museum and Archives4
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDAGE-HISH4TheoryGE 4Unit IThe Importance of Environment Defination,Features, Positive and Negetive Effect 4
HistoryKAMALESH ROYGE-HISH4TheoryGE 4Unit 4Environmental movement in independent India Forest ,Dam, Displacement and pollution6
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYGE-HISH4TheoryGE 4Unit 2colonialism and development in the environment1.new regimes of land 2. forest. 3.water and irrigation 4.ressistant; peasant ,tribals and pastoralists.5
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDAGE-HISH4TheoryGE 4Unit 2Colonialism and developments in the Environment-New Regimes of land, Forests, Water and Irrigation -Resistance: Peasants, Tribals and Pastoralists. 4
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDAGE-HISH4TheoryGE 4Unit 4 4.Environmental Movements in Independent India-Forests, Dams, Displacement, Pollution. 6
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDAGE-HISH4TheoryGE 4Unit 3Environmental Issues in Independent India-Forests, Dams, Displacement, Pollution, Degradation. 6
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYGE-HISH4TheoryGE 4Unit 3Environmental IssuesForests, Dams Displacement , pollution, Degradation 6
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH5TheoryCore-11Unit IRenaissance and Reformation in Europe Renaissance: its social roots, city-states of Italy; spread of humanism in Europe; Art and Literature 12
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYCC-HISH5TheoryCore-11Unit 2Origin, course and Results of the European Reformation in the 16 th century Reformation 4
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYCC-HISH5TheoryCore-11Unit 2Origin, course and Results of the European Reformation in the 16 th century Reformation 4
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDACC-HISH5TheoryCore-11Unit 2European Reformation Origins, course and results of the European Reformation in the 16th centur0
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH5TheoryCore-11Unit 4Rise of modern science in relation to European society from the renaissance to the 17th century. Rise of modern science in Europe from renaissance to 17th century .4
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH5TheoryCore-12Unit 6Restoration and Revolution: c.1815--1848(1) Restoration and Revolution (2) Revolution of 1815 (3) Revolution of 1848. ) Result and significance of this revolution.6
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYCC-HISH5SelectCore-12Unit 7Varieties of Nationalism and the Reparking of States in the19 th Century National Identiese Germany and Italy5
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDACC-HISH5TheoryCore-12Unit IUnit-I: Mercantilism and European economics; 17th and 18thUnit-I: Mercantilism and European economics; 17th and 18th10
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH5TheoryCore-12Unit 3Mid 18th Century to 1871 Europe The Industrial Revolution and its Impact. 3
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH5TheoryCore-12Unit 4Mid 18th Century to 1871 Europe The French Revolution and its European repercussions,3
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH5TheoryCore-12Unit 4Mid 18th Century to 1871 Europe Intellectual currents,2
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH5TheoryCore-12Unit 4Mid 18th Century to 1871 Europe Social classes and emerging gender relations, 2
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH5TheoryCore-12Unit 4Mid 18th Century to 1871 Europe Phases of the French Revolution 1789 – 99 4
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH5TheoryCore-12Unit 5Mid 18th Century to 1871 Europe Napoleonic consolidation - reform and empire. 6
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH5TheoryDSE1Unit 5 Modern China & Modern JapanMay Fourth Movement of 1919: Nature and significance Formation of CCP; and the Kuomintang (National Party of KMT) 10
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH5TheoryDSE1Unit 5 Modern China & Modern JapanThe Communist Movement (1938-1949) and the rise of Mao Tse Tung10
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH5TheoryDSE1Unit IPre modern social structure of China and the canton commercial system (1) Pre modern social structure (2) Canton commercial system 4
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH5TheoryDSE1Unit 2The transformation of China into an informal colony (1) Transformation of China into an informal colony.(2) The Opium war. (3) The unequal treaties . (4)Open Door policy 6
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDACC-HISH5TheoryDSE1Unit IMeiji RestorationMeiji Restoration : Its nature and Significance 8
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDACC-HISH5TheoryDSE2Unit 7Social Movement with special reference to Rai Saheb Panchanan Barma Social Movement with special reference to Rai Saheb Panchanan Ba8
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH5TheoryDSE2Unit 5Saga of National Movement and North BENGAL. (1) Introduction of National Movement and North Bengal. (2) National Movement and Jalpaiguri District. (3) National Movement and Darjeeling District (4) National Movement and Dinajpur District ( 5) Na7
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH5TheoryDSE2Unit 6Protest Movement of North Bengal (1) Peasant Movement (2) Plantation worker Movement 4
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH5TheoryDSE2Unit 3 History of North Bengal (Colonial Period) History of the Cooch Behar Raj since 1772: Cultural Response and Reaction. 6
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH5TheoryDSE2Unit 4 History of North Bengal (Colonial Period) Introduction of colonial Economy: Land Revenue Settlement; Plantation Economy; Forestry; Commercialization of Agriculture 12
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYCC-HISH5TheoryDSE2Unit IPre- colonial North Bengal,North Bengal and Sub Himalaya adjoining areasEthno Socio- religious aspects 5
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYDSC-HISG5TheoryDSE A1Unit IDecline of Feaudalism and the Rise of the Modern Era:Renaissance and Reformation 4
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDADSC-HISG5TheoryDSE A1Unit IRenaissance and Reformation in Europe Decline of Feudalism and the rise of the modern era: Renaissance and Reformation. 8
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDADSC-HISG5TheoryDSE A1Unit IRenaissance and Reformation in Europe Decline of Feudalism and the rise of the modern era: Renaissance and Reformation. 8
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY DSC-HISG5TheoryDSE B1Unit 5Some Aspect of European History (Up to 1871) Glorious Revolution (1688): Causes and Effects. 5
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY DSC-HISG5TheoryDSE B1Unit 6Some Aspect of European History (Up to 1871) American Revolution (1776): Causes, Effect and Significance. 5
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY DSC-HISG5TheorySEC3Unit 3Orality and Oral Culture in India Life Histories : Sociological Aspects3
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY DSC-HISG5TheorySEC3Unit 4Orality and Oral Culture in India Research Methodologies5
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY DSC-HISG5TheorySEC3Unit 5Orality and Oral Culture in India Research Methodologies6
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYGE-HISG5TheoryGE 1Unit 5Gender Law and PoliticsPolitical participation of women5
HistoryKAMALESH ROYGE-HISG5TheoryGE 1Unit IBasic concept and theories of women studies in India 1) Definition of gender, (2) Patriarchy ideology and practice. (3) Relation between Gender Caste, Class, Religion and Politics 3
HistoryKAMALESH ROYGE-HISG5TheoryGE 1Unit 2Emergence of women studies in IndiaEmergence of women studies in India2
HistoryKAMALESH ROYGE-HISG5TheoryGE 1Unit 3Gender and social History.1) Family and Marriage.(2)Women's question in 19th century.2
HistoryKAMALESH ROYGE-HISG5TheoryGE 1Unit 4Women' Movement in colonial and post colonial India.1) Women' Movement in colonial India. (2) Women' Movement in post colonial India.3
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYSEC HISG5TheorySEC 3 (2)Unit IDefining Orality Defining Orality 2
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDACC-HISH6TheoryCore-13Unit 2Revolutions of 1905; the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917Causes, Nature and impact of these Revolution 6
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDACC-HISH6TheoryCore-13Unit 4Paris Peace Conference Different types of Peace Settlements of Post World War1 .Treaty of Versailles,Treaty of Neuli,Treaty of Sent Germain,Treaty of Sevour6
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDACC-HISH6TheoryCore-13Unit 3Theories and mechanism of Imperialism Growth of Militarism,Power Blocks and Alliances 7
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH6TheoryCore-14Unit 3Fascism and NazismFascism and Nazism 4
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDACC-HISH6TheoryCore-14Unit 7United Nations Organization Formation and it's Objectives, Features 4
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYCC-HISH6TheoryCore-14Unit 5The Second World WarOrigin of the Second World War2
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH6TheoryCore-14Unit 2The post 1919 world orderEconomic crisis, The great depression and recovery 2
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH6TheoryCore-14Unit ILigue of Nation and collective security Ligue of Nation and Collective security 3
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDACC-HISH6TheoryCore-14Unit 6Process of Decolonisation Decolonisation,it's meaning, Process of Decolonisation of the Colonizers, Impact of the Third World Countries 4
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH6TheoryCore-14Unit I Europe from 1919 up to Cold War Origins of the Second World War. 3
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH6TheoryCore-14Unit 6 Europe from 1919 up to Cold War Process of Decolonization 3
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH6TheoryCore-14Unit 7 Europe from 1919 up to Cold War UNO(Formation and its Objectives)3
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDACC-HISH6TheoryCore-14Unit 5Origin of the Second World WarBackground,Causes, Effects on the Society, Economy and Politics 4
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH6TheoryDSE3Unit IContemporary World after Cold War Origin of Cold war, Power Blocks NATO, SEATO, Warsaw Pact , Bipolarism5
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH6TheoryDSE3Unit 2Contemporary World after Cold WarDe-statinisation and its effects 3
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDACC-HISH6TheoryDSE3Unit IUnit-VII: Globalization and its impact Globalisation, Definition,Social, Economic and Political impact of the Third World Countries 6
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH6TheoryDSE3Unit 3NAM and Third world NAM and Third world 3
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYCC-HISH6TheoryDSE3Unit Iorigin of cold war power block, NATO,SEATO, Warsaw pact ,Bipolarism4
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYCC-HISH6SelectDSE3Unit 5Detente, Glasnost,and Perestroika Meaning Impact4
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDACC-HISH6TheoryDSE4Unit 3Ethno Political Movement s in North Bengal of the Post Colonial Period Kamtapur Movement,GCPA Movement, Gorkhaland Movement,etc8
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH6TheoryDSE4Unit 2Post colonial reconstruction of North Bengal Administrative reorganization 4
HistoryJOGESH CHANDRA ROYCC-HISH6TheoryDSE4Unit IHistory of Migration Demographic Changes, New Social Structure4
HistoryKAMALESH ROYCC-HISH6TheoryDSE4Unit 2Post colonial reconstruction of North Bengal 1) Concept of colonial North Bengal (2) Reconstruction of North Bengal 4
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDACC-HISH6TheoryDSE4Unit 4Political Senerio of the Hill area of North Bengal The All India Gorkha League,The Gorkha National Liberation Front,The Foundation of the Gorkha Autonomous District Hill Council10
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY CC-HISH6TheoryDSE4Unit 3History of North Bengal ( Post- Colonial Period)Post Colonial Ethno-Political Movements in North Bengal 5
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY DSC-HISG6TheoryDSE A2Unit 6 Some Aspect of European History (From 1871to 1939)Emergence of new Ideologies: Rise of Fascism and Nazism.4
HistorySANTANA MOCHARY DSC-HISG6TheoryDSE A2Unit 7 Some Aspect of European History (From 1871to 1939)Origin of World War-II. 4
HistorySUKOMAL CHANDADSC-HISG6TheoryDSE A2Unit ISocial and Economic Changes:From1871to 1914Foreign Policy of Bismarck, World War1 and it's Impact of Indian Society and Economy 4
HistoryKAMALESH ROYDSC-HISG6TheoryDSE A2Unit 4Russian revolution 1917Russian revolution and role of lenin2
HistoryKAMALESH ROYDSC-HISG6TheoryDSE A2Unit 3Peace settlement of 1919Peace settlement of 19193
HistoryKAMALESH ROYDSC-HISG6TheoryDSE A2Unit 3Peace settlement of 1919Peace settlement of 19193
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